Dear mailing list,
right now I have a working workstream that gets paths from a text file and:
tar -> compress -> encrypt -> split (over each line/entry)
Probably there is a security issue here as some of the paths are dozens of
gigabytes in size.
I would like to swap the 'encrypt -> split' par
Thanks everyone for the quick and complete feedback. New questions arose:
1) Firefox uses NSS instead of OpenSSL. Still it can communicate with a
OpenSSL based server (say X) and thus the browser's type is irrelevant. The
communication between browser and X could be eavesdropped. Is that correct?
So going back to the original question as I can see there is no
disagreement on its importance:
*1) What are the consequences to the ordinary user? *
All the news are lacking information on that. Can you point relevant
examples?
All I could gather is that the only major/well known server to be
comp
Dear GNUPG community,
I think a lot of unexperienced users would like to know more about the
Heartbleed problem found on some of the openssl versions. I have two broad
questions and two specific questions:
1) Which type of clients have been compromised (consider an ordinary user)?
2) Which common a
